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And? What are the implications?

Ooof. I think what may be upsetting folks here are the broad, sweeping generalizations about those that chose to have tattoos. Btw: all my siblings and I have tattoos. I would say we’re all fairly intelligent (younger brother and I both are PhD chemists; older brother is a pharmacist; sister...

Kitchen Kabaret :cautious: :D

As I’m reading things here, I can see both sides of the coin. But, it really depends on your own situation. We’re in a similar boat. However, the issue with young kids: unpredictability (at least our kids). So for me, I don’t like trying to figure out what park/what attraction we may get on...

Epcot’s Sunshine Seasons on the first floor of the Land Pavillion is sort of cafeteria style, where you can pick and choose from a variety of offerings. We like it because it can satisfy, typically, the group since there’s the variety there. They can have some interesting choice there sometimes...

Both these (IT CC cream-I use this all year ‘round) plus setting spray or setting powder as others have said. Mascara with primer helps the mascara stay on (L’Oreal has a good primer); I like to use a MAC paint pot across my eyelids plus pencil eyeliner and that’ll keep on too.

Has happened recently to me too. What I did was make an entirely new lunch reservation; then went back and cancelled the original dinner plan (rather than try to modify it).

Check Etsy-I saw some there if that helps

I don't think the kids in the OP's article are ingrates at all. It said in the main article (no need to go to the follow up article) and the video itself, that they didn't know what WDW was. It's even in larger font on the linked article: I guess people just can't imagine that kids may like...

I will second this exact statement-recently stayed at Yacht Club, and walked over to Epcot. Had lunch at Trattoria and it was a great meal and quiet. Have also eaten at the GF Cafe in the past, and had also found that it was a nice meal and on the quieter side. Edit: so sorry! Confused Tutto...

We went to see Star Lord and Groot about three weeks ago. I didn't read up on it previously, so we thought it was going to be full-size groot. Regardless, Baby Groot was still pretty neat and interactive (well, as interactive as he can be! Lol). Peter Quill had the right voicing and mannerisms...

Yeeeeoooooowwww! Are you ready to rock?! My fav!

@monothingie didnt mention it, but his house (and mine on the other end of town from his) are in northern NJ, so no issue with gas supply

It's also nice not to be price gouged by contractors installing one, as they were doing after Sandy. Nice that family knows how to install one of these things...and be able to use a forklift to put it in place ;)

I have the same feelings you do, to the tee. NRJ was okay, with the shaman animatronic being quite impressive. Visually pretty but still wish there was more to it. FOP was spectacular-much and more than Soarin'. I really felt immersed; for me, it definitely felt like I was part of it all...

Very clever, penguin :D

Thanks, Hopps!!!

It be a small world, Captain ;)

Earlier this year, MK was listed with a 9 pm closing on the days we would be there in mid-late August (except for MNSSHP nights); and then at some point from the start of planning to now, the days through the third week in August were changed to 10 pm for the MK. I'm not sure if that's the best...

Interesting...if you do a search on this forum for Igervilles, it has been said by you only. And since the google search turned up nothing, you must be the expert on Igervilles-please do explain.